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Alpine District
Chief Seattle Council
Cub Scout Training Fact Sheet
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For the most current information, visit the Alpine District Web site at:
Seattlebsa.org – Alpine District
Frequently asked questions:
Why training? - To help you in your new position with the Cub Scout den and pack
How do they work? Training for Cub Scout leaders follows this format:
- Fast Start training – available online or from a video provided by your pack
- New Leader Essentials – an overview of the Scouting program of Boy Scouts of America
- Leader Specific Training – An evening session related specifically to your position in the pack. At the end of this session, you will receive a Trained patch.
- Youth Protection Training – available online and presented periodically
- B.A.L.O.O. – The outdoor training required for individuals who will give leadership to a pack overnighter.
- Outdoor Skills for Webelos Leaders – the outdoor training for Webelos leaders focusing on the outdoor group of activity pins.
Where are they held? Locations vary and are identified with each training.
When? A complete schedule for 2004-2005 is on the reverse side.
Is that all? In addition to these, the monthly Roundtable (Second Thursday of each month) is presented with information on next month’s theme and a dedicated staff of volunteers to help you with your questions or concerns about your den or pack. This monthly gathering is held at Issaquah LDS Church, start time: 7:30 p.m.
Pow Wow: The biggest show of the Cub Scout training year is in November:
November 6. Highlights:
- a full day of classes of your choice
- a sample blue and gold banquet based on the February theme:
- a midway showcasing things to do and places to go
- the Scout Shop brought to you
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- held in our backyard: Bellevue (additional location Nov. 13 in Bremerton)
Pre-registration is required for this huge event; classes fill up fast - register early
Registration forms will be available at September roundtable and online at Seattlebsa.org.
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Questions?
Cheri Pepka, (425) 226-1706, CheriScout@aol.com
Alpine District Training Schedule
Fall 2004
Effective date:September 2004
Locations not listed will be posted on the Alpine District Web Site when confirmed. As always, the district Cub Scout Roundtable will have updated information each month.
| Date |
Day |
Description and notations |
Additional
Notes |
| Sept. 25 |
Saturday |
Cub Scout Leader Basic
New Leader Essentials
Leader Specific Training – all levels
(Tiger Cub Leader, Den Leader, Webelos
Leader, Cubmaster, Committee)
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah
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9:00 am - 11:30am
immediately following
to approx. 1:30pm |
| Oct. 7 |
Thursday |
New Leader Essentials
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
6:45 pm |
| Oct. 16 |
Saturday |
Webelos Leader Outdoor Training
Pre-registration required.
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
All Day
Registration forms
available at Roundtable |
| Oct. 21 |
Thursday |
Leader Specific Training
(Tiger Cub Leader, Den Leader, Webelos
Leader) |
6:30 pm |
| Nov. 4 |
Thursday |
New Leader Essentials
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
6:45 pm |
| Nov. 6 |
Saturday |
Pow Wow - Pre-registration required
Location: Westminster Church, Bellevue
(Alternate date available, November 13 in Bremerton) |
Registration forms
available online and
at Roundtable. |
| Dec. 2 |
Thursday |
New Leader Essentials
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
6:45 pm |
| Jan. 6 |
Thursday |
New Leader Essentials
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
6:45 pm |
| Feb. 5 |
Thursday |
New Leader Essentials
Location: LDS Church, Issaquah |
6:45 pm |
Locations:
Issaquah LDS Church, 1100 SE 6th Ave, Issaquah
Good Samaritan Episcopal Church, 1757 – 244th Avenue NE, Sammamish (near Ingelwood Junior High)
Contact:
Cheri Pepka, (425) 226-106, cheriscout@aol.com |
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